10+ Thanksgiving Crafts, Recipes, and Tips
I’ve gathered some of my favorite Thanksgiving posts from WUH, our sister sites, and the Internet to share with you: Thanksgiving crafts, recipes, tips, and more.
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Washi Tape Crafts and Decor for Tweens
Written by Tara Mitchell of This Sweet Life and Embark on the Journey. I’ve mentioned before that my daughter is a crafty kid. She loves to spend time in her room creating decorations and gifts by hand. She loves to make new items for her room and decorate for holidays and celebrations. She’s created no-sew bookmarks and…
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Step-by-Step: Making Egg Carton Bee Crafts
If you’re studying insects, bees, or the letter “B” with your preschooler or elementary-age student, this adorable egg carton bee craft is sure to be a hit. If you’re doing the craft with young children, it’s a good idea to do some of the steps ahead of time, such as cutting and trimming the bee…
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Wonderings – September Homeschool Field Guide
Wonderings: September Homeschool Field Guide invites your family to discover how learning really happens.
Inside this month’s Field Guide, your kids will explore how the brain learns, investigate the mystery of Rapa Nui, experiment with hands-on STEM, study apples and changing leaves, build an edible neuron model, enjoy September Daily Sparks, seasonal books, art, creative writing, family activities, and 30 Days of Prayer.
It’s not another curriculum to finish.
It’s a curiosity-filled way to help your children understand how they learn, ask better questions, experiment with new strategies, and discover that there’s more than one way into understanding.
Download the September Wonderings Homeschool Field Guide free throughout the month.
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10+ Super Fun Ways to Make a Cell Model
Whether your child needs a last-minute science project, wants to impress at the science fair, or simply learns best by building, making a cell model is one of the most memorable ways to explore biology. From edible cakes and cookies to LEGO creations, clay models, and printable projects, these ideas can help you choose the…
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Wonderings – August Homeschool Field Guide
Wonderings: August Homeschool Field Guide invites your family to begin the new homeschool year with curiosity, connection, and meaningful learning.
Inside this month’s free Field Guide, your kids will meet the human brain, investigate the mystery of the Nazca Lines, experiment with potato osmosis, study sunflowers, explore insects and mini beasts, enjoy August Daily Sparks, and take part in family conversations, creative projects, seasonal books, Wonder Workshops, and a simple weekly learning celebration.
It’s not another curriculum to finish.
It’s a curiosity-filled way to help your children notice more, ask thoughtful questions, make meaningful connections, and discover how learning changes the brain one connection at a time.
Download the August Wonderings Homeschool Field Guide free throughout the month.
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Wonderings – March Homeschool Field Guide
Wonderings: March Homeschool Field Guide is a 350+ page homeschool eMagazine designed to support curiosity driven learning as families move into a season of exploration and discovery. This March issue features hands-on science through the study of rainbows and light, the historical mystery of the Mary Celeste, Irish culture and St. Patrick’s Day learning, a Pi Day Wonder Lab, daily Sparks for observation and investigation, creative writing, fine arts, faith based reflection, and practical experiences that help learning feel active, connected, and meaningful throughout the month.
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How to Teach History Without a Textbook: 13 Ideas to Get You Started!
Teach History Without a Textbook Kids rarely forget a story they have wrestled with. Presidents, wars, and founding ideas were never meant to be memorized. They were arguments, risks, convictions, and decisions made by real people who did not know how things would turn out. What if, instead of just memorizing dates, kids could step inside…
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6 Valentine’s Day Ideas for Teens and Tweens
If you’ve got older kids, try these fun, simple Valentine’s day ideas for teenagers (and tweens) to make the day special for your family.
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Wonderings – February Homeschool Field Guide
Wonderings: February Homeschool Field Guide is a 230+ page homeschool eMagazine designed to support curiosity driven learning during the heart of winter. This February issue focuses on hands-on science, Ancient Egypt studies, Groundhog Day exploration, Valentine traditions, creative writing, fine arts, faith based reflection, and practical rhythms that help families stay engaged and connected through the month.
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Holiday Learning with A Christmas Carol
A Christmas Carol Homeschool Unit Study I’m so excited to share 7 fun ways to use the classic novel, A Christmas Carol for holiday learning! Here you’ll find all kinds of ideas and activities to put together a fun unit study around the theme of A Christmas Carol. After all, reading this story together with…
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Wonderings – December Homeschool Field Guide
The December Homeschool Field Guide is a 215-page homeschool eMagazine created to help families continue learning during the holiday season without stress, rushed lessons, or unrealistic expectations. This issue intentionally shifts learning to fit December’s natural rhythms by combining hands-on academics, faith, family traditions, and real-life skills.
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The First Thanksgiving Printable Craft
As Thanksgiving approaches, have fun creating these simple Thanksgiving printable crafts and retelling the traditional story of The First Thanksgiving.
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Wonderings – June Homeschool Field Guide
The June Homeschool Field Guide is a 353-page homeschool eMag designed to support curiosity, hands-on learning, and meaningful connection through nature study, science exploration, and real-world summer learning.
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Valentines Day Canvas Art for Tweens
This Valentines day canvas art project is so easy to make, is relatively inexpensive, and doesn’t require much in the way of supplies. And it looks beautiful!
